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VOL. II. NO. 175.
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1896.
PRICE, 5 Cl S
ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.
ST. LOyiS, MO., October 15.— One Hundred and Thirty-seventh day. Fair Grounds Association
Meeting. Weather clear; track slow.
Judges, J. A. Murphy and R. Aull. Starter. C. C. Chinn.
FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3 yea^r-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
4
4
4
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
4:1,59 TOM SAYRE
109
4
54 43
24 12
14
Gardner
G. L. Bell
1
11-20 out
4356 BILLY JORDAN
109
6
61
54 f>H
2«
2h
Ashley
W. C. La Rue
12
12
5
4394 HIBERNIA QUEEN109
1
24 21
31
31
33
C-. Sloan
^ringfield Stable
4
5
8-5
4356 MRS BRADSHAW
109
2
IH
3"
4h
63
42
Morse
l^os. Stringer
10
12
4
ton OAK FOREST
112
3
31
12
11
42
514 Wilson
G. W. Gardner
30
40
12
4293 DEW OF JUNE
109
8
8
7
62
54 6
Milburn
Owensboro Stable 6
8
3
4356 FRONTENAC
109
9
9
9
7
7
7
Warren
A. Shields
8
10
4
4220 KNAPP
112
7
7
8
9
8
8
E. Cochran M. Moore
30
40
12
2717 KING DAN(^E
104
5
43
61
8
9
9
A.Thomps’nA. G. Stahl
15
20
8
Time, 13, 38, 1 :05H, 1 :31%.
Winner— Br. g. 4, by Sayre — Esther G.
Start good. Won all out; second same. Billy Jordan ran a good race. Oak Forest had a lot
of speed but tired early.
Scratched- Judge Debouse, 104 ; Tony Day, 109; Rostern, 109; Dick Tension, 109; Nectar, 109.
4415
SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
ind. Horses.
Wt.
St. 4
4
4
Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
(433=.)STRATHROL
107
7
56
54
31 14
Martin
P. Dunne
1-3
1-4
out
4357 BRIDGET
104
1
3nr
Ink
D42nk
Wilhite
B. F. Ward
8
15
4
4155 (’ONTRITION
104
6
43
41
410 35
Gardner
Westbrook Stable 20
30
8
(43.57) MAY ASHLEY
99
3
IH
33
21 42
Garner
J. W. Howell
6
5
6-5
4a57 ST AUGUSTINE
107
5
2h
2nk 54 54
Walker
La Bonte & Co
5
6
8-5
4360 CO(^HINA
102
2
6
6
6 6
Milburn
H. L. Haskell
25
30
10
4357 MAID OF HONOR 99
4
7
7
7 7
W’ebster
Lakeland Stable
7
10
4
Time, 244, 50, 1:164.
Winner— B. h, 5, by Strathmore—
-Petroleuse II.
Start good. Won cleverly; second driving. May Ashley stopped.
Scratched— Helena Belle, 99 ; Terrier, 102; Earl Cochran, 102; Neutral, 104; Denver, 104 ; St.
Pancras, 107.
4416
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind.
Horses.
4361 LADY BRITANNIC 94
4398 FERVOR 103
4320 LADY HAMILTON 94
3918 CHARLIE RE IFF 97
(4296)ASTRADA 97 .
4:i61 HARRIE FLOYD 94
4358 MATTIE BELLE 94
Wt. St. ^ Vi \ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op Cl PI
11 11 12 In T. Leigh
2h 21 23 2" Morse
5 nk sh 31*4310 Overton
6 5i 42 T. Murphy
3nk 7 7 51 Wilhite
41 43 42 6 (^ombs
7 5»k 6*4 7 Milburn
Time, 25, 51, 1:16^.
Winner— Blk. f, by Britannic— Lady McNairy.
Start good. Won ridden out; second easily. Lady Hamilton should have been second. Astra-
da was interfered with on back stretch. Charlie Reiff ran a bad race.
Scratched— Gladys II, 100.
G. W. Scott 4 6
Springfield Stable 6-5 7-5
J. D. Lucas 15 10
J. W. Schorr & Son 8-5 8-5
E. A. Meyers & Co. 15 20 .
Pelican Stable 40 50 I
Lew Marion 40 50 I
/| /| ^ FOURTH RACEl — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward.
Handicap.
Ind. Horses. Wt. St 4 4 4 Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
Op (]1 PI
4336 AD. BUCHANAN
3809 MADELINE
4338 LOGAN
4178 TOPMAST
(4319)FASIG
4338 MAY THOMPSON
13-5 1
3*4 6-5
94 1 2NK 3nk Ink 1h In
103 6 6 6 6 45 2«
100 2 11 IH 21^23 SYi
87 4 3h . 3V4 4 nk 33 42
89 5 44 2« 3h 5*4 52
91 31 5 4*4 5nk 6 6
Time, 7, 31^4, 57, 1 ;23, 1 :42^, 1 :50.
Winner— Ch. f, 4, by Buchanan— Addie Warren.
Start good. Won driving hard ; second finished strong. Madeline was badly cut off on first
turn.
Combs J. E. Rodegap
Morse M. P. Mattingly
Warren Alex. Shields
A.Thomps’nG. W. Curtis
Wilhite Hickok Stable
Webster Lakeland Stable
4418
FIFTH RACE — 6-8 Milo. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. 4
4 4
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
4297 GLAD EYES
113 2
3k k 33
n
IS
Gardner
Leigh & (’0
4
7
24
4094 NAN. L’S SISTER
110 8
7 6
41
214 Morse
T. B. Watts
2
24
1
4337 JIM BOLAND
100 6
63 53
6
3h
Wilhite
Hickok Stabel
7
5
2
4290 BOB CLANCY
100 4
51441
54 42
Milburn
J.W.Stewart&Son 20
30
10
4176*SILVER SET
110 3
14 14 24 51
TuberviUe
G. W. Curtis
4
5
2
(4358)PRINC’SSB’NNIE110 1
2nk 24 3h
6
C. Sloan
Ruby Stable
15
20
8
4297 EARLY NOTICE
no 5
4* 7
7
7
Warren
H. E. Rowell
30
40
15
4292 PAROLE D’OR
no 9
9 8
8
8
Colley
W. Mulkey
20
30
10
4176 GALLILE
no 10
10 9
9
9
T. Murphy J. E. Rodeeap
4
4
8-5
4358 STELLA B
109 7
8 10
10
10
Combs
Pelican Stable
8
10
4
♦Added starter.
Time, 12*4,38,
J Winner— Ch. c. by Buckmaster— Inez.
Start good. Won easily; second driving. Jim Boland came fast on the end, and Silver Set
tired. Glad Eyes was running away at the finish.
4419
SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
4
4
4
Str.Fin
Jockeys
Owners
Op Cl
PI
THE GHOST
104
5
IH
23
23
11 13
Morse
W. T. McKelvy
10 20
6
4319 CONSTANT
98
1
34 42
5
44 2 h
Combs
P. T. Kelly
5 12
4
4204 ROUNDELAY
104
3
41
31
38
35 33
TuberviUe
Bandana stable
1 19-20 out
4295 BRAHMA
107
4
5
5
4nk 5 48
Warren
Buckland Stable
6 7
2
4359 JOE hart
92
2
23
14 1“
21 5
Wilhite
W. Mulkey
8-5 7-5
1-2
Time, 25, 50, 1:16*4, 1:43*4.
Winner— Ch. g, 4, by Sir Walter Raleigh— Oak Spray.
Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Constant finished very strong. Joe Hart had speed
to give away and gave it.
Scratched — Battledore,
? ; Captive, 107.
WINDSOR FORM CHART.
WINDSOR, ONT., Oct. 15. — Forty sixth day. Fall Meeting. Windsor Racing Association.
Weather clear ; track fair.
Presiding Judge, Col. W. H. May. Starter, Phil. Gilman.
4431
FIRST RACE — 6 1-3 Furlongs. All ages. Allowances.
Ind.
Horses.
4367 F M B 114 2ni
4262 GIL FORDHAM H2 4
(4164)DEANWOOD 109 6
4282 GWEN 109 5
4383 BECKY SHARPE 109 9
4367 PARAMOUNT 114 V/.
4367 PAT GORE 109 8
4216 VAN KIRKMAN 91 3h
HUDSON BAY 94 10
4284 SPOONS 94 11
(4383)SADIE K 109 7
1502 CAMPAYNE 114 12
Wt. St. ^ \ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
4 Ink 13 Landrum
5 4 2V4 Overton
2 nk 21 3 nk Scott
IH 3% 41 Flint
6 6 51 H Ross
32 5 6 Vandusen
8 8 7 * Sweeney
P. Jordan
J. R. O’Brien
T. Murphy
James Lennett
Owen Sound Stbl.
W. Barker
Humboldt Stable
Ed Moore
Op Cl PI
6 8
10
9
Ciaver
J. Wilson
20
30
10
11
10
Songer
D. Lamasrey
2
24
1
7
11
Blaylock
J. H. Kintz
12
15
6
12
12
Walker
J. Webb
30
30
10
Winner
Start good.
Time. 25^, .50, l:025li, 1:10.
Ch. g, 4, by Versailles— Peruna.
Won easily; second and third driving hard. F M B showed a great burst of
speed around turn. Paramount and Gwen had early speed,
ran as if averse to weight.
Scratched— Merry Chimes, 94
Deanwood ran his race. Fordham
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. hi hi
4346 BEWARE 108
4346 REFORMATION 105
4346 BARNEY ADLER 105
4261 KING BOLEYN 108
4:184 SUSIE HAWZE 105
434b VANO 105
4346 WINDSOR 105
Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
IH 12
2 nk 33
41 51
3*/4 2h
5*/* 6
6 4
7 7
22 21
43 34
3nk 41
51 52
6 6
7 7
Gatewood
Valentine
Hart
i border
Ross
Flint
Dean
Time, 26, 51^, 1:04, 1:17/,.
W. R. Griffin
J. Dyment 3Yt
J. W. Levy 2
T. Murphy 3*4
Hodges&Chamb’rs 5
Windsor Stable 10
J. J. Merdian 15
Op Cl PI
Winner — Br. c, by Iroquois — Bonnetta.
Start good. Won easily ; second driving mildly. Beware outclassed the poor lot. Boleyn
hung at end. Adler ran an honest race.
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. 4 4
4
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
4348 ARDATH
109 2h
4*4 2kk
21 11
Sweeney
T. O’Hearn
2
6-5
out '
(4348) BLOOMER
104 4
11
11
1*4 22
Dunn
Witte & McDonald 3-5
1
out
(4347)LONGBROOK
109 11
32
31
34 31
Flint
R. A. Smith
6
6
8-5
4348 GLADIOLI
104 34
51
52
53 42
Ross
M. E. Dyer
6
8
3
3113 RUTH V
109 6
21*441
42 52
Barnes
J. P. Sherman
20
20
8
ALFIERI
112 5
6
6
6 6
Ciaver
J. Wilson
15
20
8
Winner — Ch. f. 3, by Sensation — Aster.
Start good. Won driving ; second eased up after a smart effort to close. A two horse race.
Bloomer is not at her best. Ardath is good and had something to spare.
FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St.
4 4
4
Str.Fin.
, Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
4219 CHARL’Y WEBER 107 4
44 fti
52 11
Banks
Nomadic Stable
10
4
8-5
(43.55) NOVER
107 7
32
IH
IH 33
Songer
S. Edwards
2
24
1
(4:345) SIM W
107 5
5
6
24 31
Straus
F. Sage
34
5
2 .
4370 CROCUS
107 6
2 h
2 h
3 nk 42
Blaylock
Essex Stable
5
5
2
4;j55 B. SCHOENFELD
110 8
6
8
4 nk 51
Overton
Hchoonfeld Stable 8
8
3
1036 TERRAPIN
no 2 nk
8
7
7 6
Ross
J. Smith
8
10
4
4370 REMNANT II
107 3h
IH
31
6 7
Scott
Ed Bates
4
4
8-5
4367 BUTTRESS
107 IH
10
9
10 8
Todd
W. J. Vaughan
20
30
10
1529 GRENADA
107 10
9
10
9 9
Barnes
J. P. Sherman
30
30
10
4217 SPAGHETTI
107 9
7
4 h
8 10
Hart
Chas. Boyle
5
4
8-5
. ^^4, by Harry O gallon — Sallie Jennings.
Winner— Ch. t , , .
Start good. Won driving. Weber finished very strong and ran a smart race after being
heavily backed. Crocus’ speed lasted for half a mile. Nover stopped in the final action.
Scratched- Wightman, 107 ; Lottie Alter, 107.
4435
FIFTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles, 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
(4387)LlGHTFOOT
4349 HILDA
4371 DOCKSTADER
3967 COTTON KING
4371 MRS. MORGAN
4313 PARTNER
Wt. St. ^ Vi \ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
5 2hi 2^ 31^441 11 BeauchampFred Carter
Op Cl Pi
Ink 3 h 41 21 2*4 21*4 Straus
4 12 111411 Ink 31 Dowell
6 51 31 4*4 3h 41 Flint
3 nk 6 6 52 51 53 Gatewood
2« 44 5 6 6 6 Songer
Time, 26, 52*4, 1 :18*4, 1 :42%, 1 :50.
Winner— Ch. m, 5, by Linden— Elkhorn Lass.
Start good. Won driving; second and third also pressed to the end. Dockstader stopped as
usual, and Partner ran like a telegraph boy.
Scratched— Second Attempt, 99.
J. S. Wallace
J. F. Davis
R. A. Smith
Cleveland Stable
Rimini Stable
SIXTH RACE— Short Course. Handicap. Steeplechase.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St, hi Y» H Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
Op Cl PI
4314 BROTHER BOB 145 22 3*
4383 TREMOR 132 6 6
4141 MORELAND 125 5 5*4 5i
4141 PAT OAKLEY 135 31 24 1h
4355 HULBERT 130 1*4 I* 2h
4347 BEEFEATER 145 4 4nk 6
3*4 14 D
4h 21 21
32 3*
44 52
51 41
6
Time, 3:47.
Moxley
Clayton
Stewart
Brown
Johnson
Peters
Brookdale Stable 4-5
A. (3. McCafferty 6
Newmarket Stable 24
W. J. Rolston 4
Ohio Stable 8
R. J. Hewitt 8 ]
Winner— B. g, 5, by King Bob— Rosa belle.
Start good. Won handily. Tremor fenced well and had some speed,
new jumper.
Hulbert did well for a
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CAUFIELD’S SPARKLING SPEED.
Canfield ran one of his best races yesterday
and beat Cossack, Merry Monarch and a good
lot in the prettiest race of the afternoon. Can-
field was the post favorite owing to a heavy
stable plnnge. Pete Clay had the monnt.
Roller’s boy rode one of his strong finishes and
holding Canfield well together the last qnarter
gotnp jnst in time to beat Cossack a short nose.
It was one of the fastest races of the meeting,
the qnarter being rnn in 24, three fnrlongs in
35V4, half in 48, and five fnrlongs in 1 :0m.
Foster had a heavy bet on his old horse, Snll-
ross. bnt Dorsey rode him badly and he fin-
ished fonrth.
The reported ringer, Fantine, was walked
three-qnarters before the third race and with
abont 135 ponnds on her back simply galloped
the distance in 1 :19, the fractional time being,
13H, 25^, 384, 515^, 1 :054, 1 :19.
Two of the Ideal ring’s best bookmakers are
away— Sam Snmmerfield. owing to a death in
his family, and B. F. Falk, by reason of sickness.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Free Coinage, less than a good colt, died at
Latonia a few days ago of Inng fever.
The St. Lonis meeting will not last many
more days. Racing in St. Lonis is snre to close
before October 31.
John Schorr has got C. Weatherford’s half in-
terests in Algol. ' Mr. Weatherford, a veteran, is
in poor health and will retire from the racing
field.
Charles Hnghes has bonght Hanlon from W .
H. Landeman and the colt is at Ideal Park. So
are Sidkel, Toots and the rest of P. J. Miles’
horses.
John McCafferty has secnred the six selected
yearlings of Hiram Scoggan’s band for $6000.
The lot inclndes sisters to Winged Foot and
Applegate.
The new Coney Island Jockey Clnb elected
October 12 are : President Lawrence Kip; Vice-
presidents, W. K. Vanderbilt and John G. Heck-
sher; Treasnrer, John H. Bradford; Secretary.
C. Fellowes. These oflScers and J. H. Alexander,
D. Butterfield, F. Gray Griswold, H. C, Pell and
George P. Wetmore, constitute the Executive
Committee.
IDEAL PARK FORM.
The form of Friday’s Ideal Park fields is :
First Race — Good Advice, Tartar, Niniwa.
Second Race — Woodland Belle, Uncle Simon,
S(man.
Third Race — Indra, Minerva, Ragner.
Fourth Race — Umbrella, Judge Denny, Merry
Monarch.
Fifth Race — Abuse, His Brother, Cora Havill.
WINDSOR FORM.
Detroit, Mich., October 15. — The form of
Fri lay's Windsor fields is:
First Race — Damask, P>ramis, Pete Kelly.
♦ Second Race— Rideau, Island Queen, Harry S.
Third Race— Tim Murphy, Coranella, Momus.
Fourth Race— Billy Fischer, Yours Truly, John
Carr.
Fifth Race — Tutuilla, Wolsey, Wild Mountain,
ST. LOUIS FORM.
St. Louis, Mo., October 15. — The *torm of
Friday’s Fair Grounds fields is:
First Race — John B Ewing, Baal Gad, Lizzie
Mack.
Second Race- Ivory, Dan Huger, El Alma.
Third Race— Tom Sayre, Overella, Victoress.
Fourth Race — Our Bishop, Nina Louise, Cav-
alry.
Fifth Race— Frontier, Uncle Abb, Ben Wad-
dell.
Sixth Race— Formal, Cherrystone, The Ghost.
LATONIA FORM.
Cincinnati, O., Oct. 15.— The form of Fri-
da’s Latonia fields is :
First Race — Major Tom, La (’reole. Kinglet.
Second Race— Let Fly. Est Ne Regina, Over-
si^t.
Third Race — Elusive, Lufra, Cyclone.
Fourth Race — Daily America, Argentina 11,
St. Helena,
Fifth Race— Squire Gillam, Buck Fonso, Arga-
valla.
LATONIA POOLING.
Louisville, Ky., Oct. 15.— To-night’s pooling
on Friday’s Latonia races was :
First Race— Song and Dance, $10 ; Lucy Lee,
$6 ; Kinglet, $5 ; Major Tom, $5 ; La Creole, $4 ;
Lester, $4 ; Chagrin, $4 ; field, $6.
Second Race— Let Fly, $10 ; Lilly Beatrice, $6 ;
Oversight, $3; Est Ne Regina, $3; Ilia, $3.
Third Race— Lufra, $10; Elusive, $6; Remem-
ber Me, $6 ; Cyclone, $4 ; Tupelo, $4 ; Miss Emma.
$3 ; What Next, $3 ; field, $8.
Fourth Race— Daily America, $25 ; Argentina,
$10; Pat Malloy Jr, $5; field, $3.
Fifth Race— Bucr Fonso, $5; Squire Gillam.
$3 ; Double Dummy, $3 ; field, $10.
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear : track good.
First Race— 5-8 Mile.
3-year-old maidens. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
4199 Master (’harlie,104 4333 Edna Bennett.. 104
4293 Lizzie Mack 104 4293 Rettie Bug 104
3800 Irish Queen II.. 104 4357 John B. Ewing. 104
4199 Correspond 104 4109 Kilfoy 104
4109 Serenia 104 1843 Siddie 107
3723 Free Silver 107 4333 Baal Gad 107
Second Race -5-8 Miie
2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
3462 Ivory 108 2721 War (^lub 108
2709 Prince Lormis.. 108 4337 Dan Huger — 108
4337 Maddalo 108 4358 HazelHughlett 105
4337 Tenole 105 4334 The Lorinner.. 105
4418 Stella B 105 4358 Mazy 105
43.58 Minco Maid 105 4334 Judge Bryant. . 105
4358 El Alma 105 4334 Orderly 105
4358 Alma Russell .. .105
Third Race— 1 Mile.
3*year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,
4110 Siddubia (3).... 100 4356 Laura Cotta(3)lU0
4244 C C Rumrill (3) 100 4316 Victoress (3) . . . lOu
4393 Rose d’Or (3). ..100 4395 L. Princess (3) 100
4393 Metairie (3) — 100 439) Nicohni (4) 109
« ro . Sayre (4). 109 4356 Eau Claire (5). 109
. McKeuzie(5) 109 4397 Overella (4; .... 109
4393 Rex Resent (4). 109 4221 Bustup (5) 109
4356 First Chance(6)109
Fourth Race— 5Vi Furlongs.
2-year- olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
4.361 Scorcher 95 4396 Juanita 95
4396 Oella 95 4418 Early Notice... 95
4317 Tempesta 95 4317 CremonaBriggs 95
4416 Harrie Floyd. .. 95 4320 Miss Bramble..
4398 Nick Carter — 98 4398 Doc Tuberville 98
4320 Our Bishop 100 (4337)Hill Billy 101
4361 Tago 102 4398 Cavalry 105
4398 Nina Louise 104
Fitth Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
41.55 Alberts (3) ....103 4356 Keechler (3)... 103
3778 AmoliaFonso(3) 90 4394 Dew Drop (3).. 90
4397 Bush (5) 95 4357 Aunt Susie (4). 95
4397 Tom. Rutter (4) 95 4316 Haroldine (5).. 95
4315 Irksome (4) 95 2432 Frontier (3) 97
4316 Couronned’Or(4)99 4415 Bridget (4) 99
(4245) Uncle Abb (3). 101 4395 Ben Waddell(5)103
4419 Roundelay (5).. 107
Sixth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,
4359 Castalia (3) — 90 4397 Battledore(3) .. 90
4393 Tim Irven(3)... 90 4359 Jack Bradley (4)99
4360 EarlCochran(3)102 4359 John Hickey(a)102
4395 Cheirystone(4).102 3726 Chiswell (6) 102
4393 Formal(3) 105 (4419)The Ghost (4) 107
4419 Brahma (5) ....111
WINDSOR ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race- 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling,
ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
4347 Lauretta D (4). 102 4385 Pyramis (3) 102
4371 Stark (4) 102 3908 Long Bend (a). 102
4367 Lucinda (a) — 102 4385 Julie d’Or (3).. 102
4383*Lena (5) 102 4345 Lay On (5) 102
4367 Lady Dixou(3).102 4436 Hulbert (5).... 102
4367 Pete Kelly (4).. 102 4285 Damask (5).... 102
4383 J W Cook (4) . . . 102 4385 Hesperia (6) . . . 102
4383fAshland (5) 105 4383 Com. Frank(3).105
*By Young London. fBy Springbok,
?co/.J Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
In Horses. Wgt Ind. Horses. Wgt
4346 Winniota 1(X) 4346 Rolandis 103
(3795)Rideau 105 4263 Wran. Duchess. 105
4368 Leoncie 105 43^ Merry Chimes.. 108
4431 Spoons 1C8 4386 Harry S 108
4124 Island Queen... 110
Third Race— 3-4 Mile.
All ages. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
4309 Lady Hope (2).. 73 (4384)Shutfleb’rd (2) 77
(4312)Coranella (3).. 98 (4367)Momus (4) 101
(4385)Thornbush (3) 102 4367 Gus Straus (4). 103
4369 Alamo (4) 107 4311 Wightman (a). 108
4311 T. Murphy (a).. 109 Cycl. ne (a) 111
Fourth Race— 34 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
4310 Evaline 103 4384 Embryo 103
(42^)Billy Fischer.. 103 (4368) John Carr 108
(4386) Elyria 108 4368 Yours Truly .... 113
Filth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind- Horses. Wgt
4387 Springal (3) 92 4314 Joco (5) 92
4309 W. Mountain (3) 92 4431 BeckySharpe(3) 92
4208 Integrity II (3). 95 4345 Wolsey (5) 97
4348 Tutuilla (4) .... 97 4387 Sec. Attempt(4) 97
4285 Damask (5) 97 4431 Campayne (5).. 9'i
4433 Alfieri (a) lOo
LATONIA ENTRIEa.
Probabilities — Weather clear; track slow.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
4362 Lester (a) 104 (4116)Chagrin (4) . . . 104
4242 Kinglet (6) 102 4270 Song & Dance(5)99
4343 Lucy Lee (4)... 99 4344 Collector (3)... 97
(4362)Major Tom (a) 97 4018 La Creole (4).. 94
4102 M. of Pearl (6). 94 1869 Gooding (4). .. 94
4255 Minnie d’Or (4) 89 4255 Vivora (4) 89
MORRIS PARK FORM CHART.
MORRIS PARK, N. Y., October IS.— Third Day. Westchester Racing Association. Fall Meeting.
Weather clear ; track good.
Presiding Judge, Col. R. W\ Simmons. Starter, Frank Clark.
4425
FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. All Ages. Handicap.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St.
H. Yt % Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
(3936)CH1(^
98 4
3 nk 7 6 n
Waller
Mrs.C.Littl’fi’ld.Jr.5
6
2
(3823)ZANONE
106 6
51 .52 51^ 2n
O’Leary
M. A. (’orbett
6
10
4 \
(4133 )TREM ARGO
no 8
6 3V4 . 3 nk 3 n
Simms
Sensation Stable
5
.5
2
'(4096) BRANDYWINE
156 3
4 h 4 nk 41 45
J. Hill
0. H. P. Belmont
5
6
2
(4251) TENDERNESS
102 2
Ink 2^ 2*4 52
Hirsch
M. Clancy
8
10
4
(4044) AGITATOR
119 11
7 6Vt 1 6
Clayton
S. Deimel
6
6
2
4325 BILLALI
90 1
2Yi 11 11 7
O’(’onnor
W. (\ Daly
20
30
10
4042 FLY. SQUADRON
87 7
10 9 9 8
Maher
J.R. <k F.P. Keene
.30
30
10
3931 FLORETTA IV
104 9
8 8 8 9
Hewitt
Blemton Stable
10
10
4
(4130J(^EOPHUS
102 12
11 10 10 10
T. Sloan
M. F. Dwyer
8-5
2
4-5
97 5
9 11 11 11
Lamley
Lassen Stable
15
20
8
4321 MASTER JAMES
90 10
12 12 12 12 O’Donnell
Time, 24, 485!i, 1:00.
Live Oak Stable
50
60
20
Winner— B. f. by Midlothian — Louise.
Start bad. Won driving^. Cleophus was virtually left at the post. ( -hie ran a splendid race
Tremargo was off poorly. Tenderness quit. So did Billali. Zanone came strong last furlong
Scratched— Bonaparte, 110: Lady Diamond, 103; Storm King, 98; X-mas, 94.
Overweights — (^hic, 3 pounds ; Master James. 5.
4420
SECOND RACE — H 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St. H
Vi M Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
(4060) ROSS 0
118
1
12 iu/al3 16 T. Sloan
F. L. Parker
3-5
3-5
out
4378 L B
108
2
3 3 3 2-* Hirsch
H. F. Brown & Co. 7
10
3
4325 RED SPIDER
115
3
23 23 23 3 Clayton
M. F. Stephenson 3
3
7-10
(3902)TRAYLINE
115
Left at post. Simms
A. M. Huntel*
6
8
2
4060 LEONORE
115
Left at post. Hyslop
A. Clason
15
20
8
Time, 26, 52^, 1 :1754, 1 :24H.
Winner--B. g. by Rossington— Bonnie O.
Start bad. Won galloping. Ross O was never fully extended.
Scratched— Sly, 108.
Spider quit on the end.
4427
THIRD RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. The Hurricane Stakes.
Ind.
Horses.
(4329) HI DADDY
4131 TRAGEDIAN
(4379)CELOSO
4040 SWAMP ANGEL
(3904)X-MAS
3901 GREY B’KD
3717 EUPHEMIA L
2797 SUCCESSFUL
Wt. St. H H H Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
Mrs. L. Curtis
J. E. Seagram
Santa Anita Stbl
A. J. Joyner
Stockwell Stable
J. J Mc(’afferty __
M. F. Stephenson 15
Kensico Stable Sy^
Op C\ PI
6
3
3
5
6
12
8
9-5
34
6
4
15
20
4
97 4 44 41 14 13 Hewitt
108 3 5 34 24 2h Simms
109 5 34 51 34 33 T. Sloan
107 1 24 24 54 42 J. Hill
117 6 6 6 6 51 Taral
107 7 7 7 7 6 Clayton
97 2 Ink 14 44 7 O’Leary
101 8 8 8 8 8 Hirsch
Time, 13, 26^, 524 . 594.
Winner— B. g, by Sir Modred— Hirondelle.
Start poor. Won easily. Hi Daddy galloped over the rest at the end. Tragedian was all out.
Hi Daddy was bid up to $1,200 by L. S. Thompson and retained.
Scratched— Regulator, 118; Nana H, 109: Break o’Day, 95; Mohawk Piince, 92.
Overweights— X-mas. 3 pounds.
3
4-5
6-5
2
8-5
6
8 •
8-5
/I /I O G FOURTH RA(’E— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. The Belle
Meade Stakes.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. 4 4 4 Str.Fin Jockeys
11 11 11 13 T. Sloan
2 nk 24 33 25 Clayton
34 3h 21 31 Taral
4 4 4 4 O’Leary
Time, 254, 524, 1 :174, 1 :30.
Winner — Br. f, .3, by Uncas— Castalia.
Start poor. Won in a gallop. Cassette had all the speed.
Scratched— Argentina. 107
Owners
3822 CASSETTE
(4407)DR. GRIMES
4380 THE WINNER
2920 SWIPES II
107
107
120
102
Op Cl PI
A. Clason
F. Berlew
W. M. Wallace
('. Boyle
24 3 out
6 10 out
1-2 3-5 out
6 7 out
The Winner was eased up at end.
4429
Ind. Horses.
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(4328)PREMIER 105
4381 AMEER 110
4381 SIR DIXON JR. 107
4096 TRILLETTE 100
(4183)GOLDEN BADGE 98
Wt. St. 4 4 4 Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
On Cl PI
1 34 21 11 IH Simms
5 44 41 32 24 T. Sloan
2 5 5 5 31 (’lay ton
3 iH Ink 2h 41 Hewitt
4 2» 34 4nk 5 O’Leary
Time, 264, 524, 1:184, 1:434.
Winner — B. g, 3, by Sir Modred — Premium.
Start fair. Won driving. Premier is goo ^ right now. He was bid up to $900 by L. S. Thomp
son and retained. Ameer got away badly and Sloan kept him out of it too long.
Scratched — Handspun, 104.
J. A. McLaughlin 3
Jas. Kneale 4-5
F. Berlew 5
Wolf Hill Stable 10
J. E. Seagram 12
16-5 9-10
7-lC out
7 2
8 2
15
4
4430
SIXTH RACE — I 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward- Handicap.
Ind. Horses.
4382 SAPELO
(4132)BEN EDER
(4382) DEERS LAYER
4‘330 VOLLEY
Wt. St. 4 4 4 Str.Fin. .Jockeys Owners
Op n PI
94 1 11 I14I14C411 Huisch A. M. Hunter 3 34 out
106 2 2« 2h 24 21 26 Simms M. F. Dwyer 7-5 2 out
116 4 4 4 34 33 38 Doggett W. Rollins 7-5 6-5 out
87 3 31 3144 4 4 O’C-onnor W. C. Daly 6 8 out
Time, 1:414- l:-544.
Winner— B. c. by Hanover— Gadabout.
Start fair. Won handily. Sapelo got the best of start and ran them oft’ their feet.
Ind.
4271
3832
4117
ind.
4304
4366
4362
4366
im
4070
Ind.
4069
4339
Ind.
3391
1509
3610
Second Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
Let Fly 108 4271 Est Ne Regina. 105
Ilia 105 4305 Lilly Beatrice. 102
Oversight 97
Third Race- 1 Mile
All ages. Allowances.
Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
Lufra (3) 103 4343 Rasper (4) 98
Rampart (4)... 95 4304 Elusive (3) 95
Jessie Bird(5) .. 95 3173 Rupee (4) 95
Hernani(3) 95 3330 Herminia (3) .. 95
Derby Maid(3). 95 4343 Cyclone (a) 95
Miss Emma (3). 95 Block (3) 95
FloraBallard(3) 95 3949 Tupelo (2) 95
What Next (2). 95 4256 RememberMe(2)77
Fourth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses Wgt.
D. America (6) 112 (1.594) Herman (4)... .105
lexter (3) 101 4306 St Helena (3).. 100
P. Malloy Jr (6) 97 4270 Argentina 11(3) 95
Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
Buck Fonso — 105 3901 Squire Gillam . l()2
Kaiitan 102 4239 Double Dummyl02
('alculator 102 4068 Argavalla 102
Hazel Green... . 99 4274 Royal Deer 99
IDEAL PARK ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Hoi -es, Wgt.
4350 H. Thayer (3).. 87 4350 M. Portland (3) 92
4409 Cinder Sal (3).. 102 4350 Niniwa (3) 104
4265 Tartar (3) ...... 104 4350 Little Eye (3) . . 104
Heritage (3) — 104 4374 Good Advice (3) 107
4350 Dave Sloan (4). 109 4265 Leinad (4) 109
4350 Amanda (3) 109 43.50 Phil Becker (4)109
43.50 Indifferent (3). 109 3348 Gilhooley (5)... 109
4118 Bender (4) 109
Second Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Selling.
4388 Why....* 92 4277 Oreusa 100
4:392 Squan 100 4392 Terrific 100
4275 Dr. Newman.. .100 1961 WoodlandBellelOO
4280 Her Excellency. 100 4170 (’appa 103
4388 Uptown 103 3042 Minnesela 103
(4351)Uncle Simon . . 103
Third Race— 1 Mile.
All ages. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
4227 Jersey Lad(2) .. 72 4302 Rockwood (2) .. 77
4087 Minerva (3).... 95 4391 Annalyle (3) . .. 95
4413 Glenoid (a) 99 43'74 Ragner (a) 99
4409 Bimbo (a) 102 4372TheMerchant(3)104
4409 La Fiesta (4) ..104 3494 Indra (4) 107
4298 Croesus (2) .... 77
Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
.3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
(4301)JudgeD’nny(3) 97 4:301fTippecanoe (5). 103
4306 Toots (4) 103 4353 Umbrella (3). ..103
4412 M. Monarch (a) 106
fBy Voltiguer.
F 11th Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds. Selling.
ind. Horses. Wgt. Tnd. Horses. Wgt.
4226 Alice W 88 4409 Rosalind III. .. 93
3975 His Brother — 93 4413 Joe Mancini... 96
4195 Minnie Miller.. 98 4299 Cora Havill 98
3334 Muriel T 98 4303 T^rranet 98
4389 Judge Baker .. .101 (4226)Tradition 101
n Vbuse 101 4372 Dantes 101
elchax 107
IDEAL PARK FORM CHART.
IDEAL PAKK. WIS., October 15.— Forty-ttrst Day.
elation. Weather clear ; track fast.
Fall Meeting. Ideal Park Racing Asso-
Presiding Judge Col. M. Lewis Clark; Starter Richard Dwyer.
4409
FIRST RACE— 3 4 Mile. Purse $3U0. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. H H % Str.gin. Jockeys
Owners
Op Cl PI
43 4 MOLLIE KINO
4303 MAY ROSE
4268 ROSALIND III
4226 JULIE
4374 BIMBO
43.50 CHARLEY DALY
4226 ROGER B
4372 LA FIESTA
4193 KING HENRY
4230 CERITA
4265 CINDER SAL
4051 HANDS OFF
4265 MISS DANAHY
91 5H
95 2 h
99 10
96^3h
98 6*4
8H
Ink
9
7kk
22 23 IH 1114 Dorsey C’herry Stable
11 Ink 2ii42N Newcom Orwell Stable
A.Roberts’nF. W. Cooper
W. Hicks S. Moward
(’lay
Irving
W. Forbes
J. W. ber
Jackson
10 5M 3nk 3nk
6 nk 71/, 62. 4 >4
4 nk 4 nk sy, 54
.»)2 6nk 8> 62
3>4 31H4»4 7«/,
7 nk 82 92 8Vi
9 9 71 92
8n«10 10 105
11
104
90
104
99
109
96 11 II 11 11 11
99»4 13 13 12 12 12
104 12 12 13 13 13
Time, 25!4, 51, 1:03, 1:16,
Winner— (’h. m, 4, by Fonso — Acasia.
P»)st 11 minutes. Start fair. Won driving ; next four same. Rosalind III acted mean at the
post; boy did well in getting her ofip as well as he did. She would have won with equal break.
May Rose, as usual, bung on the end. Mo lie King ran a game race. She was under a drive the
last three furlongs. Bimbo was bumped into shortly after start. He refused to run after that.
Julie finished strong. It was a cheap h*t.
Overweights— Hands Off, 2% pounds : Cerita, 5 ; Cinder Sal, 3; Julie. 2% ; Charley Daly, 5.
Winder Stable
Nomadic Stable
F. C. Moshier
Fargo Stable
Calumet Stable
A.Thomps’nA C. McCauley
Strode Alpine Stable
H. Turner Elkton Stock F’m 6
Fox P. Loftus 60
4
6
30
30
8-5
5
15
10
8
40
5
6
8
20
50
6-5
10
30
20
25
8
20
100
2
3
8
15
1-2
4
10
8
8
20
3
8
40
4410
SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $3(XJ. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. *4
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
4277 EASTER EVE
99 2*4
14
13
15 15
( lay
Jno. Brenock
7-1011-20 out
4227 TERRA (^Y(JHA
102 3h
‘m 2 nk
2nk 21
Dorsey
Terra Cotta Stbl,
15
40
12
4298 KATIE L
90 4h
4h
65
62 3n
Dale
Oakley Stable
20
50
15
4298 LAS CASES
9246*4
61
41*43*4 4h
Jackson
Marsh & Harding 20
25
8
4277 SIE(tFR1ED
102 Ink
3 hk 32 ^4 h 5 nk
Irving
Merry Glen Stbl.
2
3
7-10
4259 SNAG
87 7
7*4 5h
5h 64
Newcom
P. J. Miles
10
20
8
3304 ALA METER
99 8
8
8
8 73
A. Turner
G. A. Robertson
30
100
40
412(1 BOARDER
90 51
52
75
71*48
(Mrtaind’hlG. W. Poole
20
30
10
Time, 24^, 50, 1 :025^, 1 :09‘^.
Winner — (’h. f, by Whitney — Flaxie.
Post 6 minutes. Start good. Won pulling up ; next four hard driven. Easter Eve was much
the best. Siegfried had some speed but tired wh«n the pinch came. Terra Cycha ran a good
race. Katie L a better one. Las Cases finished strong under the whip. Boarder was eased up in
the stretch. Snag’s race was passable.
Overweights— Las Cases, 2^ pounds; Katie L, 3; Siegfried. 2.
4411
THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $3(X). 3 year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horse.<4.
4352 THE SCULPTOR
(439U)FREDD1E L T
(4279) SOUVENIR
3445 SULLROSS
4372 MONTEPENSO
4229 FLORENCE P
4374 VIGARS
2354 BOB WAGNER
Wt. St. k Vi ^ Str.Fin. Jorkeys
Owners
Op Cl PI
11
6
10
8-5
10
4
60
12 3
12 3
15 4
7-10 out
15 4
8 2%
100 30
5 nk 13 12
Ink 3^ 4h _n
2nK 4nK 3nK 3h
4 h 63 .53 .55
3h 21 2iVi4H .55 5* ' (^lay
8 8 7 nk 715 61»466 Irving
1% 610 63 720 720 Jackson
6h 74 8 8 8 8 Strode
Time, 25, 50Vi, 1 :03, 1 :16, 1 :42M.
Winner.-;Ch. g, 6. by Ecuador— Tomato.
Post 7 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second and third hard at it. The Sculptor went'
to the front when ready. Nothing ever bothered him. Others seemed to be waiting for Sullross.
The latter was very poorly ridden. He was in pocket down back stretch and had to run round
his field on far turn. He swerved when boy called on him in the stretch. Freddie L T ran his
usual game race. Florence P was never a contender. Bob Wagner pulled up l ame.
lUl
1(4
104
99
99
104
9.5
96
1* 1'^ W. Hicks Oakle Stable
2 h 2« Magnusson Ruddy Bros
3iVi3iVi W. Jones J. Delong
4 nk 41 ^ Dorsey Foster Bros
Alpine Stable
G. W. Poole
Thos. Woods
Winder Stable
30 50 15
44liJ FOURTH RACE- 3*4 Mile. Purse $30J. 3-year-oJds and upward. Selling.
nd. H orses.
Wt. St.
i 4
M, Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
4376 (LYU FIELD
90 5*4
3 nk 2 V 2h In
Clay
Foster Bros
2*4
8-5
1-2
(4267) COSSACK
99 Ink
11
11 U424
W. Jones
J. Delong
2
11-5
3-5
2442 SERENA
90 3 nk
4h
6 41 31
Dorsey
Terra Cotta Stable 8
20
6
4353 MERRY M’NARt^H 102 6
54 32 34 42
Irving
Merry Glen Stable 2
16-5
4-5
4196 MAY GALOP
92 4h
6
5^ 55 520
W. Forbes
G. G. Mosbier
8
12
4
4118 MABEL T
95 2h
21
4 nk 6 6
W. Hicks
Rapid City Stable 12
25
8
Winner— B. g, 3, by Buchanan — Mishap.
Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a long, herd drive of t*' o; third and fourth driving
also. Cossack set a terrific pace. It settled him. Clay held Caufield well together in the final
struggle. His finish was strong. Merry Monarch had some speed, but not his usual amount.
Serena’s race was a good one. Sue is about ready.
Scratched — Irish Lady, 1(X).
4418
FIFTH race — 3-4 Mile. Purse $3(X). 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
4375 UN CAS
4372 JOE MANCINI
3579 NERO
4372 GLENOID
4389 WILD ARAB
Wt. St. H ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
92
102
104
99
107
Op Cl PI
Ink
2h
4 nk
;^NK
5
1-3 1-4 out
6 10 2
10 20 6
>0 200 40
14 13 14
21H25 22
4^ 41V433
3 nk 3 nk 42
5 5 5
Time. 24 Vi,
Winner— ^B. g, 3, by Pontico- Verosa.
Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second and third with something left. Uncas out-
classed the lot. He just galloped all the way. Nero had an easy ride. He could win in cheap
company. Glenoid was poorly ridden.
Scratched -Lulu T, 104; Annalyle, 101; The Merchant, 102; His Brother, 102; Pinchbeck, 102;
California, 104.
12Vi (Uay J. Brenock
25 Magnusson Ruddy Bros.
33 J. Healy Bristol Stable
43 L. Jackson E. M. Bergen
5 Thorpe A. H. Flack
495^, 1:015S£, 1:15.
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LATONIA FORM CHART.
MILLDALE, KY., October 15.— Thirteenth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Fall Meeting.
Weather clear; track heavy.
Presiding Judge, John J. Carter; Starter, Col. J. P. Chinn.
4420 FIRST RACE— 6 l-‘4 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind.
Horses.
4339 B. OF FORD HAM
4102 M’RGARET ^
4:362 LUC ETTA
4304 FAY BELLE
4339 ELSKET
4362 FUERO
4116 MATE
13580 FRANK ROGERS iOD/,5
Wt. St. V4 % \ Str.Fin. J i >ckeys
96
3
12
12
11
13
Everett
Si 96
6
61
22
2h
21
T. Burns
96
7
2h
3h
45
35
(’. Reiff
lUO
8
7
45
32
42
Sherland
99
1
8
53
52
54
Thompson
102
2
41
8
6
6
Britton
1L5
4
3h
7
7
7
F. Russell
Owners
Op Cl PI
A. (i. Weston
Glenelg Farm
W. G. Mathews
(\ E. Brossman
5 6 8 8 C. Mathews Iroquois Stable
4 4 8-5
6 12 5
3Vi 3Vi 6-5
2V4 3 1
10 12 5
10 15 6
5 6
iVi 8-5
Time, 26, 525Si,l:19Vi, l:i6V4.
Winner — Br. f, 3, by Fordham — Belle of Hooton.
Start good. Won easily ; second and third handily. Margaret Allen and Lucetta were off
badly and both showed plenty of speed. Mate had no speed at all. Belle of Fordham was full of
running and finished with plenty to spare.
Overweights- Kay Belle, 4 pounds; Mate, 3; Frank Rogers, 2V4.
4421 SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. 4
4
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
Pi
42.56 ETHEL LEE
116 4
21
12 ,
, 12
12
Thorpe
W. H. Laudeman
3
24
1
(4340)V1S('OUNT
107 2
IH
2*4
22
26
Seberrer
Avondale Stable
2*4
3
1
4259 ROBAIR
109 6
43
33
33
34
Perkins
B. McClelland
8-5
2
4-5
3613 ARGONAUT
105 3
:i4 45
46
46
J. Walker
H. B. Durham
15
20
8
(4239)CAPT. PEIRSAL
102 1
55
54
54
53
C. Reiff
E. F. McLean
5
5
2
4179 BROWN GIRL
102 5
61
6
6
6
Everett
W. & A. McGuieran 8
10
4
4400 RED
K5 7
7
7
7
7
Thompson
Scoggan Bros.
5
6
2
.:18^.
Winner— B. f, by Whistle Jacket— Marmora.
start go(*d. VVon easily ; second and third eased up. Ethel Lee was never extended. Viscount
was all out at finish. Robair, off badly, was ridden the whole way.
Scratched— Truxillo, 115; What Next, 105.
4:4- 2 2 RACE— 1
Mile.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
V4
4
Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op
CA
PI
4213 PAUL PRY
109
6
32
21
21
22 11 Perkins
Kastin & Larrabie
3*"5
4-5
out
434.1 BLAt'K SILK
103
1
4>
42
41
32 21 J. Mathews H. B, Durham
2*4
2*4
4-5
4:199 BISMARCK
101
5
11
1‘
12
1*4 310 Sherland
Liberty Stable
8
12
4
4.366 PRESIDIO
99
3
6
6
54
51 414 (’.Reiff
E. F. McLean
5
8
24
4*4S JAMES MUNROE
105
2
51
3«
32
4*4 52 Thorpe
Waldeck Stable
6
7
2
3J93 LIBERATI
94
4
2*4 5*4 6
6 6 D. Dunn
B. B. Million
30
40
10
Winner— Ch. o, 4, by Sir Modred— Gypsy.
Start good. Won easily ; next two driving. Bismarck tired badly last furlong. Black Silk
came very fast at the finish. Paul Pry won as he chose. Is a great mud runner.
4428 FOURTH RACE — 6 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
lud. Horses.
(3896) ELEANOR Me
4366 JOE TH.\YER
4049 GANELON
3942 LA WANDA
4172 ASAPH
4‘238 K.YTIE G
4103 .YNNIE M
4306 STANZA
Wt. St. V4 Vi \ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Thorpe W.H.Laudeman
Scherrer Baker & Gentry
F. Russell Wakeman Bros.
Britton E. M. Hilton
W. Johnson Argyle Stable
F. Mathews Scoggan Bros.
Everett H. C. Cook
Randall Lilly Meade Stbl 1 6
Op Cl PI
104 2 2h 25 12 15
103 4 45 43 42 25
no 1 12 IH 32 35
101*47 3h 3*4 2V4 45
96 3 .58 53 54 54
104 6 7 7 6 6
99 5 61 6V4 7 7
104 8 8 8 8 8
Time, 25^, 52, 1 :185ii. 1 :2h%.
Winner — B. f, 3, by Favor — Lady Montrose.
Start straggling. Won eased up ; next three at their leisure. Stanza was virtually left at the
post. Eleanor Me was the best and won at will. Gauelou came wide into the stretch and quit.
La Wanda was badly interfered with near last eighth pole.
Overweights— Joe Thayer, 4 pounds; Katie G. 2; La Wanda, 2Vj.
3 3*4 6-5
6 7 2Vi
6 10 4
7-5 8-5 3-5
8 6 2
8 10 4
8 10 4
12 5
4424
FIFTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind.
Horses.
3222 CARLOTTA C
42.56 THE BLOSSOM
4173 BELZARA
4305 KENOSHA
4214 PAToY COOK
4271 AMIABLE
3838 SALOME
Wt. 8t. V4 V^ ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys f Owners
Op Cl PI
Thorpe
T. Burns
C. Reiff
Everett
Perkins
Walker
F. H. Curran
W’. M. Bradley
E. F. McLean
W. C. Overton
Iroquois Stable
W. M. Wallace
2 n n 12 14
3 2» 21 21 2«
5 510 510 3^8 310
4 31 34 510 412
1 44 42 44 5
6 6 6 6 6
Left at post.
Time, 25*4, 51^, 1:05.
Winner— Br. f, by Hayden Edwards— Fannie S.
Start bad. Won pulling up ; next two driving. Salome was left and Amiable virtually so,
Carlotta C galloped merely, Belzara showed plenty of speed at the end. The Blossom was tiring
at finish
• Overweights — Salome, 2 pounds.
107
112
107
104
107
112
105
F. Russell Gentry Bros.
2V4 2*4
6 12
2 8-5
12 20
2Vi 4
4 5
15 20
1
5
3-5
8
8-5
2
8
LeMoyne Turf Exchange
RETURNS by Wire on all Racing Events.
Special Trains “SANTA FE’’ RR, leave Polk St, Depot 12:30, 1:30 and 2:30; stopping at 23rd and
Halsted Streets. Returning. Special Trains leave at 4:30, 5:30 and immediately after the races.
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Windsor Racing Assn.
AUTUHN HEETINQ OPENS AUGUST 25."
Five or flore Races Daily
• . . RAIN OR SHINE • . .
The Track is Safe, Fast anij Weil CaretJ For.
Water Excellent. Stabling Comfortable.
Race Comjitions in Line With Material.
W. A. PARHER,
Secretary.
PHIL GILMAN,
Starter..
JOHN J. CARTER,
Presiding Judge.
IDEAL PARK RACING ASS’N....
-^^^INAUCURAL MEETING, 1896- - i=
AUGUST 29th TO NOVEilBER 30th, 1896.
FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE
COMMENCING AT 2:15 P.H.
I DEAL PARK is located at' Ideal Park, Wis., forty-seven miles from Chicago on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul R. R.
Special trains to the track in 50 minutes leave Union Depot, canai, nadison and Adams streets at
11:45 a.m., 12:15, 12:40, 1:00 and 1:15 p.m. Returning leave track at 4:30 p.m. and immediately
after the races,
ADMISSION: $i.oo Including
Track t*ost Office,
RUSSELL, ILL.
SHIP HORSES, FREIGHT AND
Return Trip on Special Trains and Entrance to Grand Stand
n. NATH ANSON, Sec’y.,
CHICAGO OFFICE,
932 nONADNOCK BUILDING.
EXPRESS MATTER VIA G. M. & ST. P. RR. TO RUSSELL, ILL.
Bookmakers can g;et Necessary Supplies from Mike Sweeny at the Track
California Jockey Club....
TWENTY-SEVEN STAKES TO BE RUN
....DURING THE....
Winter and Spring Meetings, I896==97
• Beginning October 19, 1896.
$50,000 IN STAKES
OAKLAND RACE TRACK, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
A Perfect Course as to footing, stabling, stand and ring.
STAKES TO CLOSE NOVEflBER ist, 1896.
Ten stakes, each $1,000 guaranteed In value, are free of entrance. They all close Novem-
ber 1. Three are for 3-year-olds and seven for all ages. Nominations not declared January 1
are subject to a $10 fee, and those not declared by the time of closing entries, the day preced-
ing the race, to one of $20 more.
California Maiden Stakes — 3-year*olds. ^ mile.
San Pablo Stakes— 3-year-olds, selling. I mile.
Shell Mound Handicap— 3-year olds. % mile.
San Leandro Stakes— All ages, selling. 7H
furlongs.
Berkely Handicap— All ages; high weights.
^ mile.
Piedmont Handicap — All ages ; high weights.
7-8 mile.
Emeryville Handicap— All ages. 6*4 furlongs.
Alameda Handicap— All ages. 1 mile.
Golden Gate Handicap— All ages. 7 Vi fur-
longs.
Oakland Handicap— All ages. 1>4 miles.
One of the following list of seventeen Stakes (The
Inaugural) closes October 1st. All the rest close
November 1.
Inaugural Handicap— All ages. Guaranteed.
(Entries close October 1,) 1 mile.
Burns Handicap — All ages. $10,000 guaran-
teed. miles.
Thornton Stakes— 3-year-olds and upward ; 10
pounds below scale. ^,000 guaranteed. 4 miles.
Palace Hotel Handicap — All ages. $2,000
guaranteed. 1 1-16 miles.
Gunst Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,500 guar-
anteed 1 1-16 miles.
Baldwin Hotel Handicap— All ages. $1,500
guaranteed. 1 mile,
Follansbee Handicap— All ages. $1,250 guar-
antee. 7-8 mile.
McLaughlin Stakes — All ages, selling. $1,2.50
guaranteed. 1 mile.
Produce Exchange Stakes— 2-year-old maid-
ens, November 1, $1,250 guaranteed. 5% fur-
longs.
T. H. WILLIAMS, JR.,
President.
Pacific Union Stakes — All ages, selling. $1,500
guaranteed. 1 1-8 miles.
Palo Alto Handicap— 2-year-olds. $1,250 guar-
anteed. mile.
Lissak Stakes— 3-year-olds, selling. $1,250 guar-
anteed. mile.
Rancho del Paso Handicap— 3.year-olds. $1,250
guaranteed. 1 mile.
Naglee Stakes — All ages, selling. $1,250 guar-
anteed. % mile.
Burlingharae Handicap — 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Steepl '■chase. $1,000 guaranteed. Short
course— about 1!4 miles.
Flood Handicap— 3-year-olds and upward.
Over eight hurdles. $1,000 guaranteed. 2 miles.
Athenian ("lub Handicap— 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Steeplechase. $1,500 guaranteed. Full
course — about 2%, miles.
R. B. niLROY,
Secretary.
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
...INGLESIDE TRACK, SAN FRANCISCO...
THE MOST PERFECT OF WINTER TRACKS.
Beginning October 28, 1896 ^
Runs until flay, 1897
ELEVEN EARLY STAKES ARE READY FOR HORSEMEN.
Entries close October 15, 1896.
They are worth $30,500.
The Spreckels Cup— Handicap for three-year-
olds, to be run during April, 1897. The guaran-
teed value $7,500, and Mr. A. B. Spreckels, the
president, to give the winner a cup valued at
$1,500 ; $5,000 and the cup to the first, $2,000 to
the second an 1 $500 to the third horse. Entrance
$25 each to accompany the nomination ; $100
additional to start. Weights to appear ten
days before the race. Four or mere horses, the
property of entirely different interests, to start,
or the race may be declared off. Acceptance to
be made through the entry box the day preced-
ing the race. 114 miles.
The California Derby— A sweepstakes for
three-year-olds. The guaranteed value $5,000;
$4,000 to the first, $500 to the second, $300 to the
third, and $200 to the fourth horse. Entrance
$15 each to accompany the nomination ; $100 ad-
ditional to start. Maidens allowed 10 lbs. Ac-
ceptance as above. IX miles.
The California Oaks— For fillies ; three-year-
olds. (Guaranteed value. $2,500; $2,000 to the
first, $350 to the second and $150 to the third
horse. Entrance $10 each to accompany the
nomination; $50 additional to start. Weight
117 ibs. Allowances: those not having won at
any time a race of $1,000 value, 5 lbs. ; $500, 8 lbs. ;
maidens, 12 lbs. Acceptance as above. 1% miles.
The Ingleside Stakes — Handicap for three-
year-olds and upward. Guaranteed value $4,000 ;
$3,000 to the first ; $500 to the second ; $300 to the
third and $200 to the fourth horse. Entrance $15
each to accompany the nomination ; $100 addi-
tional to start. Weights to appear ten days be-
fore the race. Four or more horses, the proper-
ty of entirely different interests, to start, or the
race may be declared off. Acceptance as above.
4 miles.
The California Stakes, — A handicap hurdle
race for 3-year-olds and upward. Guaranteed
value of the stake, $1,500: $1,200 to the first, $200
to the second and $100 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. Weights to appear three
days before the day set for the race. Four or
more horses, the property of entirely different
interests, to start, or the race may be declared
off. Acceptance as above, 2 miles. Over eight
hurdles.
The Palace Hotel Stakes— For 2-year-old fil-
lies. Guaranteed value $1.300 ; $1,000 to the first,
$200 to the second and $100 to the third horse.
Entrance $10 each to accompany the nomina
tion ; $25 additional to start. A winner of any
stake race to carry three pounds extra. Maid-
ens allowed ten pounds. Acceptance as above.
3-4 mile. ,
The G. H. Mumm & Co. Stakes— For two-year-
old colts and geldings. Guaranteed value of
the stake, $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $200 to the
seco d and $100 to the third horse. Entrance
$10 to accompany the nomination ; $25 addition-
al to start. A winner of any stake race to carry
3 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 10 lbs. Accept-
ance to be made through the entry box the day
preceding the race. 54 mile.
The Pommery Sec. Stakes— For two year-olds.
Guaranteed value $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $200
to the second and $l(X) to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. A winner of any stake
race to carry 3 lbs., of two or more 5 lbs. extra.
Beaten maidens unplaced in a sweepstakes race
allowed 5 lbs. Acceptance as above, X mile.
The Tarpey Stakes— Selling for three-year-olde
and upward. The association to guarantee the
value of the stake, $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $250
to the second and $50 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. $3,000. Weight for age.
Allowances : 3 pounds each $500 less to $2,000 ; 1
pound each $100 less to $1,500 ; 2 pounds each $100
less to $1,000. Starters and selling price to be
named through the entry box the day proceed-
ing the race. Beaten horses not liable to claim.
1 1-8 miles.
The Crocker Stake— Selling for two-year-olds,
Entrance of $10 to accompany the nomination;
$25 additional to start. $1,000 added by the
Pacific Coast Jockey Club, of which $200 to the
second and $100 to the third horse. The winner
to be sold at auction for $3,000. Allowances : 3
pounds each $500 less to $2,000; 1 pound each
$100 less to $1,500 ; 2 pounds each $100 less to
$1,000. Starters and selling price to be named
as above. Beaten horses are not liable to claim.
Yi mile.
The Hobart Stakes— Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward. Guaranteed value $1,500;
$1,1.50 to the first, $250 to the second and $100 to
the third horse. Entrance $10 each to accom-
pany the nomination ; $25 additional to start
Weights to appear five days before the race.
Acceptance to be made through the entry box
the day preceding the race. 1 1-16 miles.
A B Spreckels,
PRESIDENT.
Henry J Crocker,
VICE-PRES,
W, S. Leake, Secty., San Francisco, Cal.
Parlors A and B, Palace Hotel.
204 SUTTER STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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